Timothy Williamson was born 1621 in Fen Stanton, Cambridgeshire, England to George Williams (1595-1650) and Elizabeth Newton (1600-1660) and died 6 June 1676 King Philip's War of unspecified causes. He married Mary Howland (1629-1690) 6 June 1653 in Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
Biography
Timothy Williamson was the husband of Mary Howland. He was killed by Indians during King Philip's War.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Mary Williamson (1654-1690) | |||
| Timothy Williamson (1655-1682) | |||
| Joanna Williamson (1657-1690) | |||
| John Williamson (1657-) | |||
| Elizabeth Williamson (1661-1727) | |||
| Caleb Williamson (1662-1738) | |||
| Experience Williamson (1663-1748) | |||
| Baby Williamson (1666-1666) | |||
| Nathan Williamson (1668-1718) | |||
| Martha Williamson (1670-1690) | |||
| Abigail Williamson (1672-1732) | |||
| George Williamson (1675-1765) | 2 May 1675 Marshfield, Plymouth County, Massachusetts | 5 December 1765 Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts | Mary Crisp (1678-) |
Siblings
Vital Records
Green Harbor Monument
This person is listed in memorium on the Green Harbor Monument, located in Marshfield, Massachusetts and dedicated in honor of the early colonists from Plymouth Colony who settled this area in the early 1600s. Listed on Side 2 with name William Shirtley and wife Elizabeth.
References
- Timothy Williamson at Find A Grave #25751775
- MainTour Marshfield
- Marshfield Historical Society
- Marshfield History - PlymouthColony.net Historical Listings